Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-06

THE APPROXIMATE QUANTITY OF WORK.
to be done IL as follows: Tenleytown roads, $50
feet Of road to be improved; 143ee cubic yards OF
earth to be excavated: 400 square yards OF road
way to be macadamized; $500 square yards OF
roadway to be grayeled; 2, 100 square yards OF
cobole gutter-cost, s11, 900.
$3.50 square yards OF roadway to be macada-
mized: 1899 square yards to be grareled; e4Oo
The engineer department have not yet COM
pleted their estimates OF the work to be done on
the Benning'S road.
District Government Affairs.
NO PARDON FOR 'BUD' WARNER.
The application for pardon OF "Budr Warner,
who was sentenced to the workhouse April "a on
refused by the District Commissioners, upon re-
commentator TO this effect 10y special Assistant
Attorney Padgett.
THE TRADE IN MARINE PRODUCTS
The report OF Inspector Harris OF marine pro-
ducts for last week shows the arrival OF the foow
Ing: shad ,2a3; herring, 1890; punches OF nsh.
1o7; CLAIMS, $1,000; Grabs, $500: sea turtle, 5,
ana 2oO bushels Of oysters. 1000 ciams 400
craos and sea turtle were condemned.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle al follows:
Z. u. Merriam, to erect brick dwelling, s.. 800.
numbered 1919 10th street northwest; G. NJ. ID.
mccullough, to erect two brick dwellings. 1000,
numbered 1893 and 1895 30 street northwest; d.
MURPHY 70 erect two brick dwellings, g. sou, mum.
"yhhe, 10 after No. l424 Chaplin street, So 600.
MISCELLANEOUS
capt. Ihos. w. Symons, OF the engineer depart
ment, Is quite Ill He has not been at his desk for
The District Commissioners have received CON-
plants from residents OF Anacostia and East
washington that the railroad gates at the south
END OF the Dridge are not closed when trains are
passing.
The resignation OF John r. costfn, messenger to
cepted and Parker McGrundy has been appointed
to the vacancy.
A complaint has been filed with the Commits.
Biagdens alley. He states that the loud noises
made by them at all hours OF the night are In
tensely annoying to residents OF the neighbor-
borhOOd.
Auction Sales Of Reul Estate.
Duncanson Bro, sold at public sale on Satur-
day. the fourstory brick building on the east side
OF 11th street, adjoining the rear Of Brentano's
store and occupied by Fabers restaurant, to Col.
Robt. l. Flemming for s23, $50. The property has
a frontage Of pa feet and contains 1,777 square
feet. Also at the southeast corner OF 18th and ID
streets: the two-story brick building occupied by
Se CO. 70 tns Sn
q feet. Also to the same. a vacant lot adjoining
the above In the rear. having frontage of 25
$3.O5 per foot. Also to d. j. McCarty, for Sj per
Io0t, vacant lot at the northeast corner OF 14th
ana streets To Charles Walter the two story
prick mouse, 1871 street. for $2,475, and the adj
joining two-stOry brick house, 1869 to Washing
ION Nailor, for s., $50.
sale for the estate OF the late Samuel owen, prop
erty at the northwest corner OF Sth and streets
having frontage OF 100 feet on ID street and as
feet on Sth street and cont aiming $50 square feet
Tor $4,000. The purchaser was Mr.. Chas Baum.
street, reports stolen from hfs yard about O'Clock
Yesterday morning, two chickens and two
pigeons worth ss-W; /. P; BOWMAN, sailor on
clothes worth $l2.--Herman Edel reports stolen
$40 In cash-Edward Webster. No. 427 I'd street,
reports the larceny OF g worth Of clothing-Jno.
from his store SIS worth of 1ewelry.-
G. H.. Campbell reports stolen clothing
Peter Bacon reports the loss Of SIPS in money, car
tickets, &C.
FIGHT IN THE MUD.-Geo. washington and
johnson Bolden, young colored men, were in the
dock at the Police Court to-day, charged with dis
assauiting his COMPANION. Both S men We're were
covered with mud, and the story Of their trouble
was told by eye witnesses. They were in South
cents ended In fight In mud hOle. One witness
said that johnson bit WashingtOn'S hnger. and
another witness said that Washington had his
finger In JohnsOn'5 mouth, choking him. WASH
inguon said that johnson cut him with knife, but
this johnson denied. johnson was fined $40 and
Washington was discharged
ADMITTED TO THE DISTRICT BAR.-fIon. Geo. D.
Wise, OF Virginia, was to-day admitted to the bar
OF the District Also the following, on the report
OF the examining committee: Geo. d. Lancaster,
= Stoutenburgh. W. B. Greely, H. +. Reich, A. P.
Greeley. +. ID. Bright, Harry Bryan l. w. NaylOr,
j. B. Chamberlain, Philip Walker r. w. Gilmer, o.
E. Weller Isadore II. Hines, W. Qulnby, p. j.
Frank c. Rose, w. II. II. Hart, L. L. Waters, j. F.
Bundy, Spencer Ward, Marion Dorian.
WHISKY AND OBSCENITY IN CEMETERY.-Yester-
day morning about 2 O'Clock Oflcers Fi1eld and
Slack arrested six men in st. Patr1ck's Cemetery
sa, n be ee 9av wy 9n NAMES a. as Iss as
Geo. Columbus, VIM. Kane, Jno. Essex, Horace
McCracken, ard VIM. r. Bellew. The Officers also
found five bottles OF whisky which they had with
them. To-day, In the Police Court, they each
pleaded guilty and were fined s. or days each.
Columbus was also charged with an unmentiOn-
able 0ffenSe McCracken. In addition to the fine
OF S. Columbus was held for the grand jury.
Bonds were fixed at $500.